The male platypus's spur is about 15 mm in length.
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There is no particular name for the ankle spur which dispenses venom in a male platypus. It is simply referred to as a 'spur'.
It is called "Damien" and is in the first season, and to be accurate he is turned into a DUCK BILLED platypuss.
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no they are very playful
Male platypuses have on spur on each of their back legs. Females have no spurs.
Not exactly. Male platypuses have a hollow spur behind their rear ankle which is attached to a venom gland in the platypus's thigh. This spur is not a talon or claw.
A rolly polly that is a dancing king.
Not enough research has been done into why or how the platypus uses its venomous spur. It is believed to be a defence mechanism, and possibly for use when the male is courting a female, and wishes to ward off another male.
There is insufficient research to determine the purpose of the venomous spur on a male platypus. It is believed to be a defence mechanism, and possibly for use when the male is courting a female, and wishes to ward off another male.
The male platypus has a hollow spur on each of its hind ankles, which is attached to a venom gland within its thigh. The platypus delivers the venom through the ankle spur.
Yes. The male platypus has a venomous (not "poisonous") spur on each of his hind ankles, though the females do not. The spur is attached to a gland containing venom which is strong to kill a dog. Only males have them. The female has a spur until it is twelve months old but it is not venomous.